If July 4 is rolling about, you know exactly what this means: Families gather to celebrate the birthday of the United States (245 years young, baby) with barbecues, parties and jaw-dropping firework displays.

This year will be something of a return to form to the celebrations, which were curtailed or eliminated last year in a lot of cases due to social distancing due to the pandemic. However, with vaccines becoming more prevalent and cities opening back up to restricted events, 2021’s displays are likely to glow brighter than ever

But there are 3 primary metropolitan displays from Washington, D.C., Boston and New York that catch the attention of the nation and are an ideal match for those who can not or do not need to get out among audiences just yet. So here’s the lowdown on how you are able to tune in to all those city celebrations, even if you don’t live there!

The largest Fourth of July celebration in the nation is set to blast off in New York City on July 4, with live audiences corralled in to vaccinated and nonvaccinated places. The”45th Annual Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks” will establish more than 65,000 shells and consequences out of five barges based on the East River near Midtown on the big night.

Also Read: Why is Taylor Swift Headed Toward An Third No. 1 Album At 2021?

The fireworks will spark in synchronization into some patriotic musical score, Macy’s said in a press release, and last for 25 minutes. The pyrotechnics are going high-tech, also, with contours like connected rainbows, blue jellyfish and red, white and blue sparkling waterfalls. There’ll also be a rendition of”Lift Every Voice and Sing” by Broadway Inspirational Voices, and artist Tori Kelly will sing”You’ll Never Walk Alone” from the musical”Carousel.”